New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-14
THE DWYEkS TAKE 1T ALL.
WINNING BOTH THE CHAMPION STAKES.
xrsGFrsH AND HANOVER Observation-Disclosures
IIN's SUPERB RIDING

xrNGyrsH AND HANOVER sUCCEssFUL-M'LAUGH
Inns SUPERB RIDING.
In the fulness Of time possibly day may como when
the best Of everything the turf will not fall TO the
DIVER Brothers. 1t is becoming tiresome-this mon
spoy OF the greatest prizes the Brooklyn stable Tho
DIVERS did not expect themselves to win the Junior
Champion stakes-worth Sl9,905 to the first horse
nor did they have unbounded confidence in Hanovers
ability to capture the Champion Stakes in his present
condition But their colt Kingfsh, who has just been
beaten twice at Saratoga by Emperor of Norfolk stable
companion of Los Angeles and Inferior to that lilly In
all trials succeeded in defeating the pet and pride OF
Unlucky Baldwins stable although his owners had 80
little faith in him that they put their money Oh 'e
California filly as 10 Hanover. 1t was piece OF Tue
greatest luck possible for tie Dryers that TIC bau
fell sick II the Cassatt colt had come to the post in
good condition the Dwyers would never have dared 10
rn HAMMER against him after bis recent defeat by
Iagcard But The Bard falls sick, Volante Is In 80
wretched condition that he can scarcely compete WIN
Broadway car-h6rse. and Hanover has ohly flreh@i
really 10 beat whose chances are spoiled by keeping
her back willie Hanover is allowed TO rate easily along
I'm trout under pull choosing his own pace anu way OF
running That Was not the way Ill which Laggard
defeated aud the only possible plan to outrun
him Yesterday was keep him busy from the fall OF the
fag and and out the weak SPOT left BY his recent stale
All the grand stand, the club h0nse balcony the bet
ting ring and every part of the grounds from which the
races could be swarned and buzzsd with ANNA ted
eager people The weather perfect the transporta-
ton arrangements were excellent the starting was
brilliant the management Of the course was fanltess
and every way the many thousands OF spectators saw
racing under its most agreeable condons and with us
most attractive surroundings. Tbere was nothing 10
complain Of and everything TO please except that the
best horse did win the great prize the junior Cha
pon. No experienced turfman would claim for mo-
mont that Kingdshs form is equal to that OF Los
Angeles and there is little reason to DOUBT that flu
James Magnetizer Sir Dixon. and Gaiet are superior
10 the winner Of the Junior Champion. But KinEhsh
had the enormous advantage OF McLaughllns riding.
simply unapproachab.e in America in The art OF getting
oil we'll Kingish got oil well and Mclaughlin instantly
took with him the best position in the course ana let
him rate along under easy pull until he reached the
furlong post when called upon him and the colt came
away. West rode Los Angeles about as badly as she
could be ridden lie bunglcd with her at the staIt al
lowed her to be off at the turn lost bis head ana
called upon her too quickly, did not make up his Inind
which OF Kngiish to 20 upon at tie hhish Trying
frsi one and then other and finally succeeded In
getting second place only, when tile lilly was fairly
EMIT ed upon hen merits to an easy victory
Races from which a great deal is expected rarely ap-
proved anticipation in the actual contest The Junior
Champion was IKE the Suburban Handicap An Inferior
animal won 1t owing to series of accidents ana mis-
haps Mr. Caldwell gave tho youngsters q splendid
start but MagneIizer ami f1uJames were pocSc'oo II
The CROWD all the way and could never get tnroISn
>yhiie fortune favored kingfsh In evory STRIDE Inc
yiue WI slOw-l 10 4-but the TRACK lhOush uTy On
IOp heavy and sticky heiow inc sufIace , ~, ~,
angeles however is 1T home on any sort OF track wet
,ii5y h1if decenty she could not have failed 10 bear
of laurels for the santa Anita stsDe why III tHe
world MI Baldwin did not put Murphy On ms net MY
,s mast fpding out Does he pay Murphy $4,000 per
year for doing nothing Murphy could not possibly
md he might have done much better sir Dixon came
third lie is not 50 good as los Angeles oul ~ he
eI or meets Kingfsh terms he Will probably
give et b~yer ea seper horses in the rcS an SIR
II that pp I'm wi
the Junior Champion had been only Los AhEe9s' nv
James, Magnetzei, cir DIXON, Galfet anu klnsISh anu
such rotten aud worthless lumber as Onas Belinda,
Omaha Darlington On his present cOnliloh No" OF
Never IorohlgLt satan. and CeOa n1d been kept In
tho stable the would have been tr1er faster ana
vastly more satisfactory IN every way. But u owners
S SesfS u Seass neere With high class
can prevent them from wasting their money; ,,.,..
Murphy had hopeless task with og-bellied V"ante:
The horse was not at all DC to run ana was hopeeS'y
Mr. Haggin cannot be congratulated on secnrlhg,
prize, when he engaged Church TO ride Milton ia the
dithcut tndee4 TO discover boy VINO could lose more
ground the and show less Judgment OF pace ana
less sense generally than Church dd IN these TWO races
Lady Prurosrs running In the fist race was amdh-
ingy bad. strideaway would have Won II the htle
cOlored Jockey Anderson could have finished properly
with him. But ne collapsed gTotesquey and Conne-
though firing hsdly got the lead IN te aSt ree
the tuck Of defeats this lilly may need watch
Kingston was withdrawn and Pontiac took the fourth
ATTORNEY threw hayward at the start in the Beacon
Stakes aud he dazed aud stunned for time bu was
ablo to walk TO the stabic. lleffe
mi brute Cambyses Just succeeded In winning
with Banner second Why any should care to
back lookiI creature and one that generally
runs so thoroughly ike sneak is not all clear. hut
Pttsburg Phil makes great pet of Cambyses backs
him whenever he runs and snid TO have won 81 ooo
the There must he Kindred spirit In the TWO
Headlad had excellent chance In tbs race, II ne
had not been badly fOuled Shauer made complaint
but the iadges dismissed It, ,x,
Unlncky Baldwin is sometimes fond OF matches His
Voante is not tt catch goat that has escaped
from a Harlem pound hut he has a great lily III Los
Angeles and the turf would heartily applaud chal
lenge from him. Let him offer now TO match Los
Angeles against any twO.year-od in America for any
sum up 20 S25, 900 side The Dryers would never
dare him up with any such cattle ne the class
that Kingisb belongs to. would any other owner
probably accept the gage OF battle. Mr. Baldwin hss
often biuster and brag great deal about
bis But II VOlane of no account he can
sord OF Los Angeles and Of Emperor OF norfolk
without ger OF being compelled 10 back down Here
Is his chance TO sound his trumpet Oh the walls VI
Jericho.
FIRST RACE-HASDIcAP swEEPsTAKEs. THRRE-1EAR-
OLDs SIS EACH, $3.50 ADDED. ONE NILE
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